The datadir format scripts:
Download Scripts:
This is the best option to take. Why bother reading ... its a very small
download !. Download the whole thing and view all the
scripts together. Each of them have a README file as documentation.
And for those who want to download specific ones only:
This is an e-mail sig generator (for mutt/ pine/ elm mailers). This is
capable of generating random or specific sigs from the LOST datadir, or
from an alternate signature set. Also capable of NIL sig, reserved sig,
company disclaimer and GPG/ gnupg ascii-armor sig placement for each mail
seperately (depending upon your choice).
Also a sig generator, less versatile and more generic. Capable of random
LOST or sigs from an alternate sig set. Also capable of NIL and reserved sigs.
PGP sigs not supported. This is not integrated with any mailer. It merely
outputs a sig to a file. The .signature file used by your mailer needs to
be symlinked to this file. Can be used with any mailer which supports a
signature file.
This generates signatures at predefined intervals in the background
from LOST datadir. Totally non-intrusive. If your .signature file is symlinked
to output of this file, the random LOST sig will be sent with every mail.
A bsd 'fortune' program mimic which operates from a datadir type of
database and not a fortune flat file. This, however, does not need a binary
file for execution, and outputs a random LOST (or any other category sig)
to STDOUT. This operates on plain ASCII files
Yet another 'fortune' program mimic, for those who want to use LOSTs
for things like random login message, or a web banner. Unlike bsd fortune
or fortune.clone (above) it places its output to a specific file and NOT
to STDOUT
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extras
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extra utilities (handy!). Too many small things to be written here,
consisting of format converters, utilities and misc scripts. You may need
these.
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www
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A few php, perl and shell cgi scripts to enable a random LOST to be displayed
on your web page. These are being used on this page itself!
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